/fa/ - Fashion

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>>8965

A few times online, but i usually wait for the local sale season and buy that way, i like to try things on before buying, also tend to go to the leftovers store, don't know how you'd call it but it's like a thrift shop where they sell for cheap what was left from the previous season, oulet? seems like the cheapest way to get new clothes.

If i had more money i'd get more online designer stuff, thought there are a few high fashion stores in the city, entered one once to check around, the owner must have thought "what's this pleb doing here?" it was kinda awkward but whatever.

I get most of my stuff either from the thrift store or places like etsy. I honestly cannot recommend thrift stores highly enough, especially if you live in a big city.

Online mostly, but i hardly ever have money to buy anything

>>9201

This. Everything is expensive and money is hard.

For basics and everyday clothes, I usually shop online, stores like ASOS and Uniqlo have great options. But I also love hitting up local thrift stores for unique finds, especially when I want something with more character. Thrifting is perfect when I’m looking for a cool jacket or vintage piece. When it comes to something a bit more special, like finding an outfit for a date, I’ll browse nicer brands or even check out some fashion inspiration on sites like Christian Mingle https://christianmingle.pissedconsumer.com/review.html (where I’ve met a few great people!).

if you decide to make your own clothes you should probably take some classes and read up the topic to not waste as much fabric while trying to learn it. if you want to do something easier you could teach yourself to knit. it's not too hard and you can teach yourself how to do it.

>>8152

The most i've done is cut the sleeves of some shirts.

It honestly seems like too much work, but if you're the creative type then it must be fun.

thanks for the responses; will take classes.

if anyone wants any youtube videos on learning the basic shit, sailrite has some really good sewing videos with zero bullshit.

>>8153

> that sounds like you really have nothing to do with your time

the story of my fucking life.

>>8152

>killer cotton

What?

Are you going for the look in pic related?

>Black Yoga pants

Cheap everywhere

>black tank top

you could get a black t-shirt that's a size too small and cut off the bottom

>Short Bomber Jacket

Ebay for a plain black one, red material over the one shoulder down to the elbow with some zips and straps here and there and some pressed decals whatever they are called on it

>Helmet

Cheap ski helmet painted with straps and some makeup pots stuck on and painted

Making clothes is just cosplay for less autistic people

Making your own clothes is a genius idea, though. I’ve been experimenting with hemming and tailoring some of my old pieces, and it’s been a fun way to customize my wardrobe without breaking the bank. Plus, it feels good to repurpose stuff instead of just tossing it. Also, if you're looking for affordable materials or even second-hand clothing to upcycle, checking out some OfferUp reviews https://offerup.pissedconsumer.com/review.html might help. I've found some great deals there for fabrics and clothes to experiment on.

>>8530

If you donate money to charity you can write it off as charity when doing your taxes.

In just over a year, I've replaced my entire wardrobe with stuff I like. Gotten rid of all my old dumb normie teenager clothes too, (why I was trying to be a dumb normie is really another story) aside from a couple of pairs of pants and sweaters I wear to work. Personally, I just did it on a fit by fit basis, occasionally buying new pieces and now I have an entirely new wardrobe.

Now granted, it may take you longer depending on how expensive your taste in clothing is. I don't really pay attention to what's considered "stylish" right now and I just wear whatever I like. I also get a lot of my clothes from thrift stores, so that offsets the cost of more expensive pieces.

>>8618

That's the way to go honestly

>>8618

Thanks a bunch. Great advice. Have to limit on how many clothes i buy, once you get in to browsing grailed and other websites/forums- feels like being sucked in to the vacuum of space.

Uniqlo is a great start for simple, well-made essentials, and merino shirts from Amazon are invaluable https://invaluable.pissedconsumer.com/review.html, especially if you’re active throughout the day. Merino wool is fantastic for wicking sweat and staying fresh, so investing in a few good pieces will definitely help. As for pants, switching to polyester/nylon blends is a solid idea — they’re more durable and comfortable, especially if you’re moving around a lot. Donating the old stuff is a great way to declutter too!

If you're looking to change up your wardrobe and get some fresh new clothes, that sounds like a fun project! I'd recommend checking out some different stores to find what suits your style. I've heard good things about sundance catalog https://sundance-catalog.pissedconsumer.com/review.html for comfy, everyday basics, especially if you're looking for something both functional and stylish. What kind of vibe are you going for with your new wardrobe?

Great info!

It's not that I follow fashion. I rather try to find my own style, not only in clothes, but also in jewelry. If you also want to learn how to combine different elements in your image, then I advise you to just google as much information as possible and articles such as https://shilpaahuja.com/signature-earring-style/ . In my opinion, this helps to find what is right for you.

The shears twins r so effay, but their music could be better imho

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>>10946

What about jewsoap?

>>10969

>fix your diet, wash your pillow, stop living in chinese smog and get more sleep.

>drink water

Honestly this

Thanks for the sources. I suffer from terrible acne the later months. Can't do anything :(

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>>12443

Other people can’t see it, but I don’t remember needing one

>>12443

probably just try again

people can make it so you need a phone number to be able to join/post in their channel but i didn't do any of that

https://discord.gg/sG4hy5Cc still open

Here is another one, this one is really girly but has some unisex quirky stuff. I mostly found it for the hats.

http://kokopiecoco.com/

>>5274

here's a working link for ApparelK

http://www.apparelk.com/collections/all

Most of the things on strom looked sick

>>5279

I think thats what's happening to me now. Feels like I ordered it eons ago.

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https://youtu.be/WKUUMRQ0GcY

NIGGER

https://youtu.be/7kqI5fAlv5E

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>>12330

>must be easy

Not really atleast where I live

>>12351

It gets really gay when I’m the only one posting my fits

>>12355

Cute hijab

damn your fat ass broke the thread